Module 1: Safety – Questions & Appropriate Solutions
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Logistics Team Manager
Choose an answer
1 Safety starts with 2 Who does Hazmat Team Manager report to
What does Chain of Command and Unity of
3 Who does Comms Specialist report to 4
Command do?
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Terms in this set (90)
Safety starts with Hazard ID and communication
Chain of command
Key elements of safety
Unity of command
orderly line of authority within the ranks of the incident
Chain of Command
management organization
every individual has a designated supervisor whom he reports to
Unity of Command
at the incident
What does Chain of Command clarify reporting relationships
and Unity of Command do? eliminate confusion caused by multiple, conflicting directives
Who does structural collapse Rescue Squad Officer
specialist report to
Who does rescue squad officer Rescue Team Manager
report to
Who does Rescue Team Task Force Leader
Manager report to
, Who does tech search specialist Search Team Manager
report to
Who does Search Team Task Force Leader
Manager report to
Who does canine search report Search Team Manager
to
Who does Hazmat Specialist Hazmat Team Manager
Report to
Who does Hazmat Team TFL
Manager report to
Who does structures specialist Plans Officer
report to
Who does Tech Info report to Plans Officer
Who does Plans Officer report TFL
to
Who does Heavy Equipment Rescue Team Manager
and Rigging Specialist report to
Who does Medical Specialist Medical Team Manager
Report to
Who does Medical Team TFL
Manager report to
Where is safety officer in Chain Below TFL but no direct subordinates
of Command
Who does Transportation report Logistics Team Manager
to
Who does Comms Specialist Logistics Team Manager
report to
Who does Logistics Specialist Logistics Team Manager
report to
Who does Logistics Team TFL
Manager report to
Everyone should know who is Safety Officer
filling what position
advance recon of the work site by team managers or,
Who develops LCES
will be passed on by previous team's operation
LCES stands for Lookouts, communication, escape routes, safety zones
once response team has arrived at the site another assessment
Safety Plan/LCES is dynamic, should be made
meaning changes should be modified on safety plan and then
communicated to all members and they acknowledge changes
safety plan changes affecting be communicated up chain of command immediately
entire operation should
safety plan changes that are be passed on to the next operational team
site-specific should
the guide to the basic elements of safety for a variety of
the multi-hazard safety plan is incidents. in any ops scenario these areas must be addressed to
ensure safety and accountability of all response team members
Lookouts is normally function of Safety officer
Objective observer
not involved in hands on
Lookouts
free to watch over all ops id'ing potentially dangerous situations
and mitigating them
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INBDE Orthodontics Perio Study NBDE II Review - Pro
201 terms Teacher 78 terms 69 terms
dong_lee82 Preview Hunter_Charters Preview melissa_jarvis7
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
Logistics Team Manager
Choose an answer
1 Safety starts with 2 Who does Hazmat Team Manager report to
What does Chain of Command and Unity of
3 Who does Comms Specialist report to 4
Command do?
Don't know?
Terms in this set (90)
Safety starts with Hazard ID and communication
Chain of command
Key elements of safety
Unity of command
orderly line of authority within the ranks of the incident
Chain of Command
management organization
every individual has a designated supervisor whom he reports to
Unity of Command
at the incident
What does Chain of Command clarify reporting relationships
and Unity of Command do? eliminate confusion caused by multiple, conflicting directives
Who does structural collapse Rescue Squad Officer
specialist report to
Who does rescue squad officer Rescue Team Manager
report to
Who does Rescue Team Task Force Leader
Manager report to
, Who does tech search specialist Search Team Manager
report to
Who does Search Team Task Force Leader
Manager report to
Who does canine search report Search Team Manager
to
Who does Hazmat Specialist Hazmat Team Manager
Report to
Who does Hazmat Team TFL
Manager report to
Who does structures specialist Plans Officer
report to
Who does Tech Info report to Plans Officer
Who does Plans Officer report TFL
to
Who does Heavy Equipment Rescue Team Manager
and Rigging Specialist report to
Who does Medical Specialist Medical Team Manager
Report to
Who does Medical Team TFL
Manager report to
Where is safety officer in Chain Below TFL but no direct subordinates
of Command
Who does Transportation report Logistics Team Manager
to
Who does Comms Specialist Logistics Team Manager
report to
Who does Logistics Specialist Logistics Team Manager
report to
Who does Logistics Team TFL
Manager report to
Everyone should know who is Safety Officer
filling what position
advance recon of the work site by team managers or,
Who develops LCES
will be passed on by previous team's operation
LCES stands for Lookouts, communication, escape routes, safety zones
once response team has arrived at the site another assessment
Safety Plan/LCES is dynamic, should be made
meaning changes should be modified on safety plan and then
communicated to all members and they acknowledge changes
safety plan changes affecting be communicated up chain of command immediately
entire operation should
safety plan changes that are be passed on to the next operational team
site-specific should
the guide to the basic elements of safety for a variety of
the multi-hazard safety plan is incidents. in any ops scenario these areas must be addressed to
ensure safety and accountability of all response team members
Lookouts is normally function of Safety officer
Objective observer
not involved in hands on
Lookouts
free to watch over all ops id'ing potentially dangerous situations
and mitigating them
